October 6 University recently awarded Moushira Khattab, President of the National Council for Human Rights, with a prestigious plaque during its international conference on “Human Rights: Between Reality and Aspiration.” The recognition highlights Khattab’s influential leadership in advancing human rights both in Egypt and globally.
In her acceptance speech, Khattab expressed sincere gratitude for the honor and underscored the pivotal role that academic institutions play in fostering a culture of human rights. She emphasized the importance of educating and raising awareness among young people on societal and humanitarian issues, noting that universities have an essential role in bridging the gap between theoretical concepts and real-world applications of human rights.
Khattab also highlighted the significance of strengthening partnerships between academic institutions and civil society to overcome the challenges that hinder the advancement of human rights. She called for greater collaboration in addressing societal challenges and ensuring the protection of human dignity.
Dr. Mamdouh Ghorab, President of October 6 University, extended his pride in honoring Khattab, recognizing her pioneering contributions to the human rights sector on both a national and international scale. He noted that the conference marked a key milestone in fostering a constructive dialogue on human rights and exploring actionable solutions that align with Egypt’s Vision 2030.
The event further emphasized the growing collaboration between Egypt’s academic institutions and civil society organizations. The National Council for Human Rights recently signed a cooperation protocol with October 6 University, aimed at launching a series of joint initiatives focused on enhancing and protecting human rights across various societal sectors.
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